These are the plays wliich, in the light of metropolitan criticism, seem most important:
Drama
WHITE CARGO—Approaching its second year of proving that an exile blends with the people he adopts. In this case, the exile is an Englishman; and the people, African natives.
RAIN—Rigorous exposure of alleged missionary methods in the South Seas, with the sympathy pinned on a wandering girl whose profession is ancient if not honorable.
WHAT PRICE GLORY?—That part of France which the Marines salvaged from Germany. Generally accounted the greatest of the...
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